Architectural Study 14 by anahata.c
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Part of my collection of architecture-studies. (Photos mine.)
This was about the planes and dappled light of a shaded street.
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Comments (16)
bakapo
this is such a beautiful building. the columns, arches, and brickwork are all lovely. nice postwork, this looks really cool.
eekdog
They don't build them anymore with the great archetecture you see on this structure. Love the design and your shot, Mark. Love all its beauty.
Faemike55
you got a great capture of this marvelous building
Richardphotos
outstanding architecture. I am glad that I was not called on much to paint 3 story homes
wysiwig
This is a wonderful scene. It creates a nostalgia for a place I've never been. I want to live on the third floor so I can stand on that curved balcony and wave to the adoring crowds below. This would fulfill my dictator fantasy that lurks deep within me.
steve2
Great photo !
Freethinker56
Fabulous and perfect lighting.
helanker
There is so much beautiful architecture in your city, Mark. I am so glad you share it with us. This is a beautiful piece and I love that brickwork. :)
durleybeachbum
Exceptional!
blankfrancine
Wonderful light and shadows and fine architecture.Cool series, Mark.
DennisReed
excellent
LivingPixels
A beautiful capture my friend!!
alida
wonderful mood and light
auntietk
This leaves me with a sense of nostalgia as well, but it's for that beautiful, sunny Friday when you and Marilyn and I walked the Near North Side together. (Well, okay, you and Marilyn walked together while I lagged behind taking pictures of asymmetrical arches and other fantastic architectural details! LOL!) Unlike Mark, I would prefer to be in the shadows of the second-floor balcony, sitting in the shade with a season-appropriate beverage. In my fantasy, Mark and his ardent followers are on the other side of town, leaving me to enjoy the beautiful surroundings in peace.
RodS
I really love the painterly look this has, Mark. What a wonderful study in shapes, and light / shadow! And such wonderful nostalgic architecture.... The cupola and balconies are so inviting.. This does tend to transport one back to a quieter and more carefree time. Beautiful image, Mark!
nickcarter